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dugout

[duhg-out] / ˈdʌgˌaʊt /
NOUN
hollowed area
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Parents supplied heat lamps in the dugout to deal with the temperature in the 50s.

From Los Angeles Times

Her husband, Joseph Hougebe, remembers whistling into the night, eagerly waiting to hear a paddle tapping against the hull of a dugout canoe -- coded signals in the darkness.

From Barron's

For now though, all the attention is on the dugout and how Tottenham replace Frank.

From BBC

Those messages were passed from the dugout by the boundary edge to England captain Harry Brook on the field.

From BBC

His face bore the extreme exhaustion typical of men who have spent too long in front-line dugouts.

From The Wall Street Journal